Regards

Definition

regard /r'gɑ:d/ v ၁။ ( fml ) ၾကည့္သည္။ ေလ့လာသည္။ She regarded him closely/ intently/ curiously, etc. ၂။ ~ sb/ sth (with sth); ~ sb/ sth as sth သေဘာထားသည္။ မွတ္သည္။ ယူမွတ္သည္။ Her work/ She is very highly regarded. ❍ regard sb/sth with affection/ approval/ distaste/ suspicion ❍ regard sth as essential ❍ regard sth as a success/ a failure/ a disaster ❍ He's widely regarded as one of our best young writers. ❍ She regards me as a rival (for her job). n ( fml ) ၁။ [U] ~ to/ for sb/ sth အေလးထားမႈ။ ပဓာန။ ဂ႐ုထားျခင္း။ drive without regard for/ to speed limits ❍ have/ pay/ show little regard for the feelings of others. ၂။ [U] ~ (for sb/ sth) ေလးစားမႈ။ အေလးထားမႈ။ hold sb in high/ low regard (ie have a good/ bad opinion of sb) ❍ have a great/ the utmost regard for sb's judgement/ intelligence/ achievements ❍ Children no longer have proper regard for their parents and teachers. ၃။ regards [pl] (စာအဆံုးတြင္) သတိတရ၊ ေမတၱာ(ျဖင့္)။ With kind/ warm regards, Yours… ❍ Please give/ send my regards to your brother. ❏ as regards sb/ sth [ IDM ] ( fml )ႏွင့္ပတ္သက္၍။ I have little information as regards his past. ❍ As regards the second point in your letter… ❏ in/ with regard to sb/ sth [ IDM ] ( fml ) ႏွင့္ပတ္သက္၍။ a country's laws in regard to human rights ❍ Do you have anything else to say with regard to your job application? ❏ in this/ that regard [ IDM ] ( fml ) အဆိုပါကိစၥႏွင့္ စပ္လ်ဥ္း၍။ I have nothing further to say in this regard. ❏ regarding prep ႏွင့္စပ္လ်ဥ္း၍။ နဲ႔ပတ္သက္လို႔။ She said nothing regarding your request. ❏ regardless adv ဂ႐ုမထားဘဲ။ The weather was terrible but we pressed on regardless. ❍ I protested, but she carried on regardless. ❏ regardless of prep ဂ႐ုမစိုက္ဘဲ။ ပဓာနမထားဘဲ။ ထည့္သြင္းမစဥ္းစားဘဲ။ regardless of the consequences/ danger/ expense ❍ The club welcomes all new members, regardless of age. ❍ He carries on working, regardless of whether he's tired or not.

Examples

1. [regard someone/something as something] : The nuclear reactors
2. which were regarded as dangerously out of date
3. were replaced.
4. [widely regarded] : Kubrick was widely regarded as one of the most influential post-war film directors.
5. [highly/well regarded] : A highly regarded young violinist
6. [regard someone/something with suspicion] : Any mushroom with a red cap should be regarded with suspicion.
7. Cathy regarded the photo thoughtfully.